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Cloud Dynamics

Offered in 112-1
  • Serial Number

    17234

  • Course Number

    AtmSci7065

  • Course Identifier

    229 M8230

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  • 3 Credits
  • Elective

    DEPARTMENT OF ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES / GRADUATE INSTITUTE OF ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES

      Elective
    • DEPARTMENT OF ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES

    • GRADUATE INSTITUTE OF ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES

  • WU CHIEN-MING
  • Fri 2, 3, 4
  • DEPT. OF ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES A104

  • Type 3

  • 15 Student Quota

    NTU 15

  • No Specialization Program

  • Chinese
  • NTU COOL
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  • Course Description
    ***For students who are interested in this course. Please e-mail me to get the link for the class link, description and HW0 **** ***Link for the class. https://gather.town/app/Xs4aRP3aBFuOmX8S/B105x2 *** This course focuses on the general dynamics of cloud systems. Models of fog, stratocumulus, shallow cumulus, deep cumulus, and orographic convection will be presented. Classes will include presentations by the instructor and students. Material covered in class will be supplemented by homework assignments, which require coding abilities. The class will conclude with student presentations on a chosen project. Class discussions will be held at the end of each topic or main subsection to discuss science questions arising from the material just presented. Each student is expected to have thought about such questions independently and be able to present these in class if called on. Topics: Introduction on cloud dynamics Government equations in simulating convective clouds in the atmosphere. Turbulence closure and Large Eddy Simulation on clouds Fogs and Stratocumulus Clouds Formation and dissipation mechanisms Mixed layer model Shallow cumulus Boundary layer cumulus Theories of entrainment, detrainment in cumulus clouds Mass flux cloud model Deep cumulus Cloud/environment profiles Parcel model and cumulus parameterization Orographic Systems Theory of flow over hills and mountains Orographic precipitation over complex topography
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